week 5 notes

Question 1

in the multiple oppositions approach, the clinician leverages the function of phonology to signal semantic differences to avoid what?

Answer 1

selection of targets from across a rule set that are maximally distinct from error substitution

Question 2

describe the horizontal goal strategy

Answer 2

most common
-2 or more targets or objectives in one session

Question 3

describe cyclical goal strategy

Answer 3

common
-targeting an objective for a certain amount of time + then move on

Question 4

describe vertical goal strategy

Answer 4

Not as common
-one objective or target in one session

Question 5

how can you write a short term goal if you are using a multiple opposition approach?

Answer 5

to increase systemwide change to the student’s phonological system and eliminate the phoneme collapse to /d/, student will correctly produce maximally different contrasts /g/, /f/, /ch/, /st/ in the initial position of CV and or CVC words w/ 80% accuracy w/ moderate visual + verbal cues